Knight_Riku
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- Knight_Riku3 months agoReplied to Neukreb
hm, noted. ill see about possibly changing things in that regard
- Knight_Riku3 months agoReplied to Neukreb
I dont plan to rely on it. while it can certainly flesh put the framework, the contents is going to be thoroughly examined by me. its like this the AI will write out the framework (draw the outline silhouette of a picture) but I will edit it (draw the detail inner lines of the image and colour it in) the school arc is not long, more like 7 chapters as it flashes out some details and his connection with his mother Faireth (while in the disguise of Cirilla) and builds up some important characters as an introduction which will eventually appear in the main story in more ways than one. its better tgan randomly plopping them in the story like 'hey these are important characters, no background info or nothing just they are important' the school arc helps flesh them a bit even if briefly and is meant for more slice of life before the whole Ancanno or Ruby Throne curse arc happens
- Knight_Riku4 months agoReplied to The_Puffer
? you do know the lore of TES and champions right?
- Knight_Riku4 months agoReplied to The_Puffer
it really is if you know the lore
- Knight_Riku4 months agoReplied to The_Puffer
depends which one you're trying to make, and magic can help synthesis it easier and quietly
- Knight_Riku4 months agoReplied to The_Puffer
Elder Scrolls lore makes this very possible and achievable on the easy spectrum of things, and the lore goes much deeper than you know
- Knight_Riku5 months agoReplied to BrianG9677
the story is being reworked and made anew
- Knight_Riku6 months agoReplied to Klasdan_Aros567
I plan on doing my other pics but first im going to make advanced chapters for this one so I can finally make a patreon that is worth promoting for a valid reason for readers, and so it can support me as I create more content regularly.
